It's increasingly clear that the Obama administration's health care reform plan will happen via
budget reconciliation, which requires a simple majority in the Senate instead of a filibuster-proof majority.
At his briefing earlier today, White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs blasted Sen. Mike Enzi (R-WY) -- one of the "gang of six" negotiators on the Senate Finance Committee seeking a bipartisan health care compromise -- for repeating "generic Republican talking points" in his party's weekly radio address.
Said Gibbs: "It appears at least in Sen. Enzi's case, he doesn't believe there's a pathway to get bipartisan support and the president disagrees. Sen. Enzi's clearly turned over his cards on bipartisanship."
This comes as news breaks that Sen. Charles Grassley (R-IA) -- the top Republican on the Senate Finance Committee -- is actually raising money for his re-election campaign on the basis of stopping President Obama's health care reform efforts.